The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-07-29

1870
Mrs. VIM Fletcher is visiting in
Detroit.
Smoke your wife's Dad-Grahame
& Conner.
Prof. 10 Spross is leading new
band at Lansing.
THE TINES has added a new Job
press to its outfit.
E. l.. Fitch will start some horses
in the Ypsilanti races.
Woodward Bros. are doing large
business this summer.
A large crowd of Owosso people
were in Detroit Tuesday
Prot. Swain and family left for
Sand Beach, yesterday.
The Bancroft fair is to be held the
second week in October.
d. r. Salisbury has been visiting
in Pontiac during the week.
]. I. Peters reports the sale of GO
baby cabs thus far this season.
The brick work has been commenc.
ed on Corunna's new city hall.
M. l.. Wright and family passed
Sunday with friends in Bancroft.
When you want some fine engrav-
ing done try N. M. Pray the jeweler.
Mrs. Thomas Bergin and children,
of Flint, are visiting friends In Owes
so.
Be preparing to do something to
make the county fair grand sue
cess.
Geo. IIansman has accepted q
position with Keller Bros, of Char
lotte.
Fred S. Retain has been camping
out with friends at Pine Lake for two
weeks.
Geo. E. Thompson occupied the
Presbyterian pulpit at Corunna, last
Sunday morning.
Rev. J. B. Oliver, of Bennington
will fill the Methodist pulpit next
sunday morning.
Miss Abbie Tiltotson returned
home from Detroit yesterday, much
improved in health.
Flint and Flushing people are
working hard to get railroad built
between their towns.
Great cut i'll prices on musical in
struments, sheet music, books, etc, at
Shattuck's music store.
c. w. Starr has sold the north lot
off bis premises to Lew Burck, who
will build house on it.
Misses ALA Bryan and May Howe
were guests of Prof. c. 0. Bates, at
Ann Arbor on Saturday.
N. NJ. Pray does all kinds of watch
and clock repairing Try him. 1st
door north of Stewards bank.
We ask all our advertising patrons
to furnish changes of ads. not later
than Thursday n0On each week.
The attention Of Owosso sportsmen
is called to the changes in the game
law, published on second page.
Supervisor Washburn says he does
not think the wheat crop of Fairfield
will average over eight bushels per
acre.
MIR. A. d. Sutton has built a new
fence around his premises on Jennette
street. 1t is different from anything
in the city.
Edward Fisher has returned to
Owosso from his Livingston county
farm, where he has been engaged for
some time in harvesting.
The work on O. S. Smiths house
is being pushed rapidly along under
the care of Geo. Charlton, and Oh. is
going to have nice home.
It's an eight pound Star(D, of the
male gender5 and c. w. wears a
bright smile. Date of appearance,
July 20. Father doing well.
Chas. Stone returned from Cheboy.
gan Monday evening, having had a
pleasant time, and played with the
ball club there in three games.
Geo. M. and H. B. Dewey have
been in Port Huron this week, repre-
senting The TINES at the meeting of
the Michigan Press Association.
Patrick Walsh, sent t. State prison
in 1886 for two years for stealing
81, 100 from the late Geo. Fauth, has
become insane and been transferred to
the Ionia asylum for insane criminals.
Judge Turner and daughter, Miss
Nellie, of Amherstburg, Profs. Bates
and Carman, Miss Grace Taylor and
sister, OF Ann Arbor, met the Owosso
excursionists at Whitmore Lake, last
Friday, and joined in the days sport.
Flint Globe: Drs. Murray and Van
der Velpen made a post mortem ex-
animation of the remains OF Rev. j.